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A conducting wire `xy` of lentgh `l` and mass `m` is sliding without friction on vertical conduction rails `ab` and `cd` as shown in figure. A uniform magnetic field `B` exists perpendicular to the plane of the rails, `x` moves with a constant velocity of

A

`(mgR)/(Bl)`

B

`(mgR)/(Bl^2)`

C

`(mgR)/(B^2l^2)`

D

`(mgR)/(B^2l)`

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The correct Answer is:
C

Bil =mg or `B(Bvl)/Rl-mg or v-(mgR)/(B^2l^2)`
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